← Back to context Comment by calmbonsai 2 days ago But why bundle? It makes zero design sense to me. 3 comments calmbonsai Reply nikisweeting 2 days ago go fmt, cargo fmt, deno fmt, dart format, etc. it's hardly a new trend to ship a formatter with an all-in-one package manager for a language. It's convenient for new projects to not have to set up an additional dependency. RossBencina 2 days ago I'm not clear on this, but does it not also setup a backward dependency between the new project and uv? nikisweeting 1 day ago Oh no I would hate to have to depend on my package manager and build system
nikisweeting 2 days ago go fmt, cargo fmt, deno fmt, dart format, etc. it's hardly a new trend to ship a formatter with an all-in-one package manager for a language. It's convenient for new projects to not have to set up an additional dependency. RossBencina 2 days ago I'm not clear on this, but does it not also setup a backward dependency between the new project and uv? nikisweeting 1 day ago Oh no I would hate to have to depend on my package manager and build system
RossBencina 2 days ago I'm not clear on this, but does it not also setup a backward dependency between the new project and uv? nikisweeting 1 day ago Oh no I would hate to have to depend on my package manager and build system
go fmt, cargo fmt, deno fmt, dart format, etc. it's hardly a new trend to ship a formatter with an all-in-one package manager for a language. It's convenient for new projects to not have to set up an additional dependency.
I'm not clear on this, but does it not also setup a backward dependency between the new project and uv?
Oh no I would hate to have to depend on my package manager and build system